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Dutch Representation Offices support EPIC’s programs. | SMN News

June 5, 2019

Dutch Representation Offices support EPIC’s programs. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---Members from the Dutch Representation Offices of Aruba, Curacao, and Sint Maarten picked up 460 pounds of trash on Mullet Bay Beach during a cleanup organized by Environmental Protection in The Caribbean (EPIC).

The cleanup was part of the two-day program for the annual ‘joint-meeting’ of the three offices. This annual event focuses on teambuilding between its members. Other activities included in the program were presentations about common heritage by archeologist Jay Haviser, a discussion about the current economy by SHTA and an island tour.

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EPIC’s Grant and Office Manager Tanya Power-Stevens kicked off the cleanup by talking about the current


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